Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 1, 1916, Page 1

S e . ican soldiers entered Mexico in an ef- | had been caused by sples or any in- | Boston, Jan. 31L—The school commit- | "Detajleq plans for strengthening the i Pirect Tidings | e g 1 g Lo an out. the ~ hari e R 3 Ve . anna, o e p. m- who went abroad with the L - § £ u mm g The supreme court has recessed until Ford peace party and was taken Ill at 4 D Benraery o : smmhmhu arrived here. ~He v sail on Saturday next for the United States. ¢ . Australian Wheat Crop a Record One. Tiondon, Jan. 81, 3.30 p, m.—Director Sturgis, of the Australian bank, today r & in | FA ot HEprcs et the ‘et INVASION NOT FEARED From the Northwest of Riga to the Middle Stripa/iiics wheat"srs wosiise a*record d ‘would bs 150,000,000 bushels, of which It Has Been Stgady . 162,000,800 buiafisia' woud be. avallabis | Prasident. In Advacating Preparedness RN v = Declares Make Good On Trusteeship Interviewed by Colonel House. d Deynis Via Tohfon. Pebi- 148548 b of the Whole Western Hemisphere PETROGRAD REPORTS AUSTRIANS SURROUNDED |55 e Bnfinsis S B |~ i o o dout. of President Wilson who is visiting the —_— t | European capitals, had interviews with 1er’s Defense TESTIFIES HE WAS TAUGHT TO LOVE HIS FATHER The worst of the winter Wty by X Germany is to be manu- facturing a new 22-inch gun. NOT CAUSED BY PUBLIC OPINION, SAYS WILSON NO UNEASINESS FELT BY OF- FICERS OF OTHER BOATS HINT ENGINE TROUBLE s stire 155 mmiment will purchaee | A BRIGHT 10 YEAR OLD Steamer D. A. Canfield Reported What m}',‘;;"‘;{;:grht‘m convicted ot S A, Appeared to be the Missing Vessel [7ere fined §100 Sighted Off Coast of Florida at 5:30| The Ohio River at Evansvilie, Iml.; is rapidly P. M. Yesterday. i il e L i Denied That He Ever Told His Fath- er “You Will Get a Bullet in Your Head If You Don’t Stop Going Around With Miss Burger.” C&Rnuhn and n::g(nl;h Jfroops 1 the . 3 Pl nt A. Stovail, American minister | <Chicago, Jan. 81.—The United States ‘Washington, Jan. 31.—Despite the ucasus are snow four- ' 2 - . : +|and Fredoric G. Penfield, the Ameri- | has made preparations for immediate | continued absence of any word from |teen feet deep in some places. a Pwrtor;’:-?fi lt}elf;l!"m TR P-gsians Have Apparently Ceased Their Operations in can ambassador to Austria-Hungary. | war, as far as the navy is concerned, | the submarine K-5, missing since Sun- of Jhis. | wottier; Asiatic Turkey—Are to Encamp on the Plains to Escape 2 TR % ‘Elizabeth F. Mobr, who is on- trial e S S ey although the nt naval force is in- | day morning, naval officials here, in. | President Wilson has Yecided to ap- 3 adequate in size, President Wilson do | cluding Becretars Danicls and. cank. |Boint James W. Reilly of Buialo, N. | gn, o charge of instigating her hus- SIXTY LIVES LOST IN ¥ d’s murder. Charles F. Mohr, Jr. clared tonight in an address before |ing officers in the department, were| '~ 25 treasurer of Porto Rico. her 10 year old son, gave testimony CALIFORNIA FLOOD |several thousand persons in the Audi- | confident tonight-that the under-water R 1 . 3 5 today in support of the contention of . the Mountai There Has torium here. craft had not come to harm. The - | Pupile of Public School No. 40, in the Rigorous Weather of e One Hundred Thousard Dollars Need- | "“We mean business” he said, in |iieved that rilbyeam st Lo Sl s The Pomx deposited §4.451.60 in “the e B R T % z . <o Rolives Sulforere: speaking of the preparedness plans of | ceeded as ordered to Key West or had bank past term. out of th , reall him Been Little Momentous Fighting Anywhere in the War ed the administration. developed some trouble with s en-| g X sl o D B B ; San Diego, Calif, Jan. 31—Sixty Navy is Prepared. * gines which caused its temporary sep- | , Greene County, Iil, was partially fn- Theatre Except by the Artillery. persons are now believed to have 10st| «wg have given to the present fleet | 2F3tion from its sister ships. e T A gt - S o RETREE = Love: vl Putte. e e N one e ehousand |of the United States an organization| . Thorough Search Ordered. well. He declared that his mother had taught him to love his father and that : ¥ Have wiiferers - Stem: the ' 8004 10 tHe such as it never had before, I am told| Every effort was made, however, to t Atter having driven the Turks from [erable damage has bcen done. Otay, San Luls Rey and Tijuana val- e 2‘?&::'3135:‘“5;:‘5_3?:; locate the K-5 and t;;flngi?;:smcvogh 1o O0rmany i reported to be seeking he heia prayess for him nearly every a region about forty miles in length in |, The oll“:‘-e;ufi;egggmfls"g"";‘;’;‘f,}gz‘_ R for immediate war, 5o far as the Navy | mandant of the navy yard at Charles- | Eerdinand and Prince George Of | or Goocoy fyntradicted the testimony Asiatic Turkey to the west of Lake| ity og Neuville, or south of the Somme, | ered from the flooded districts and | 'S SORCERCAS, 0 00 0 10 0 o |ton, S. C. the nearest station to the | Greece. Bav tiEhed siates Srlicien: Ot o Van and put them to retreat down the | where positions recently were captured [ $30,000 for the relief fund has been present constituted, *is not large poini where the vessel was last seen, Bri a G’_’~ Hed. murder plot was hatched in Mrs. Mush valley, the Russians seemingly | by the Germans. A The Berlin report, | raised. enough for the oni"nuy Autica %{ was ordered to direct a thorough the llrfd' en. Qorg. N. son, of Mobr'e. home on’ the niant of Ao - have ceased their operations in this|however, says thése positions have| Telegraph and highway communica- 3 search. He advised the department ian army, who was wounded at | 57 - sp h Y He testified that Brown, one of particular vicinity for the winter. been held against repeated French at- | tion from the devastated districts into [ PE2Ce No'Tithe 36 L& late today that three destroyers, two ::;“ri";d“fl‘es- died at Malta of his|ine negro defendants in the case, uug It is announced by Petrograd that | tacks. San Diego was opened today and re- coast guard patrol boats and the buoy E S Healis were not in his house that the Russians here will be able to leave | From northwest of Riga to the mid- | lief work was expedited by the estab- | The president repeated his warnings | tender Mangrove were searching for Eight & Srad ri- | Dight. the rigors of the mountains and de- |dle Stripa there has been a consider- |lishment of a naval radio station at[that no time must be lost in strength- | the K-5. et backons Wers injunid, two warl- scend into the plains, “which are fa- jable bombardment by the Germans of [ Otay City, at the mouth of the Otay | ening the defenses of the nation. He| The confidence of officials here was|JULY; When & bomb exploded during Told Story Without Hesitancy. Vorable for the emcampment of our|various Russian towns and positions.|river. The Morena and Sweetwater |declared the government was doing|based on the following reasons: Rty o e, Military “Sclinol "aLY’ young: Mkohr apdesrsl. to e vhry troops for the period of the winter.” | Petrograd reports the surrounding by |dams still held, but the outlet through Wfi;vyktlhinsl' it could for preparedness. Not to Stop at Ports. = 2, bright and told his story without any Large numbers of prisoners were taken | the Russians of an Austrian detach-| which the Morena reservoir fed into en I see some of my fellow ci s : “The vessel was in command ot| The American steamer Moreni, Phil- | hesitancy. He denied in cross exam- * > Sy Di water si ly is choked. | zens spread tinder where the sparks ni, - s g‘{n}&e xfi“ffi?&?fi;f“:o"fgvfirfiné” ;g? L‘?fi.‘.{fim ‘.’,‘,‘.i’."g’%:s:‘fi‘e"i:,’i‘r’i.‘.’?: l::e g‘:neg“ smezig marifiesup vnve)z"e reported | are falling, I wonder what their ideal lL“““’"am R. C. Grady, who also was |adelphia for Copenhagen with petrole- ;gf,‘,‘;“g:; :‘;“";ft ';el;‘m?:;fll;“ his chine guns and other war material. | remainder being captured. : late today to have caught four white fof Americanism Is,” the president said. | |2 $hirge of the division, including the | um and naphtha, has been taken Into | 0o o O 0y (o0 & PUet tn your The Russian official communication| The Italians and the Austrians have | men looting in the Otay valley. To-1 = America Cruelly Misjudged. dhweted Bimh 10 tabe s aivieton: Feots e port if you don't stop going around confirms previous statements that the |opened another fierce artillery duel | day's arrests were 1t?)|:£z ltllrst to be mnge America, the president said, had been | New York to the - southors "“;m}'g": The'' Gresk-- stesred Pontopores, | With Miss Burger.” ), N > 3 at any port en route. e Downs, gland, after aving s : ofo;l:rzen;:! Lik s 5 c;llv‘e: from the ?‘tlkm!];x‘;iem(; utertrg; :E:t‘:lfli‘:'d Mexicans were lbooting in “I know that on the other side of The fact that the three sister ships |been damaged in a collision. !dtop sgn;(enp%imn into his father’s cof- % ere - n s ttle utmn;lan ous ? 1; lat;la".emg'x rom ezl;an $ ?an V. the water there has been a great deal | of the K-5 and the convoy Tallahas- !ee a:: 3 tl "ilm rc:r that he threateneq flyf ting any i t! o d'f‘ s o g ;7_ ’ of cruel misjudgment with regard to|see put into Charleston was due to| King Albert of Belgium has placed | et into the o Yyt e theatres except by é e artillery. o Petuiiondayl, mevaral batierics of arc DENIAL PUBLISHE the reasons why America has remained | troublesome weather' and dense fogs | Emile Vandervelde, the, new Socialist | Sh'o e e hin e and the dog g positions a:h :reesn(arg‘e}:f.lug lme{y h';, et S, e b BY VATICAN ORGAN |neutral. Those looking at us from &jang could have been accomplished |member of the Cabinet 'at the head of | foo then “Hx" I dflth“hgf- '{:’6 attor- b a1 d“"d it ettt S R gy oo g I A distance do not feel strong pulses of | with knowledge of Lieutenant Grady |the Commissary Department: Dey Eencral eald that he asked| these e Tk the bk “‘f, enterl-;e port against the advance of the AUS-|,; o\ 40 nent Printed Concerning ideals and principles that are in us. |and while he was continuing south. : — # e P e ool ct;’f “g’“*g A O P R of Cardinal Mercier Our Mission a Mission of Peace. No Uneasiness Among Officials. D Lois E-. Manefialds ballaven 10 1oyrs” teqtimony. " - el P : have been the oldest woman physician | “OV'S testimony. They do not feel the conviction of| Captain Bryan reported that there|in the United States, died at her h RUN ON A SAVINGS Rome, via Paris, Jan. 81, 10:50 p.|America that our mission is a mission | was no uneasiness among the officers |at Santa Bost 93 s .";d - pgnd A Dramatic Moment. m.—The Osservatore Romano, the|of peace and that righteousness can-|aboard the submarines accompanying ind 7 . It was a dramatic moment in the BANK IN PITTSBURGH. | vatican l(lyrglln, publtlshesh iax;l ahrucle de- no_td bte n;amta-!ned 1«3; a séanflzu'd in lt‘he the K-5 and that they believed it Two of the seven men burned in the | 2fternoon’s proceedings when the boy 3 AR nying all statements which have ap- |midst of arms. ey do not realize| probably had proceeded to Key West. walked smilingly into the court Crowd of 3,000 Deposigors Kept in Line |peared in the press concerning the |that back of all our energy we are a| The K > -4 explosion at the Du Pont plant - g e MINE FIRE HAS BEEN RAGING FOR 60 YEARS. Now Threatening the Big Vein in Pan- K-5's wireless sending radius 5 A stopping at his mother’s table for a thee: Cresk Vallay, Pa. by 25 or 30 Policemen. _ |Durpose of the visit to Rome of Car- |body of Idealists much miore ready 10 |recently. was reduced to apProximately | oros Mree i venten s ed. and | 2 .ChTent to grect her on his way to tha 7 —_— 5 & . dinal Mercier, the primate of Belgium |lay -down our lives for a thought than| 25 miles and would be limited to ten = 4 witness stand, where he told of his Lansford, Pa., Jan. 31.—The famous| _Pittsburgh, Pa., Jan. 81.—When the|and his audience by Pope Benedict and | for a dollar. or fitteen miles by unfortuate weath-| The body of Fritz Norden, a Bel- |love for both his father and mother. mine’ fire which has béen raging now | doors of the Farmers’ Deposit Savings “They suppose, some of them, Wwe|sr condition: suspeoted of. being 4 spy.in the|Ie said that his mother “always want- for more than 80 .years, and bank, on which a run wi ed Sat- |nal Von Hartmann, archbish are ng_off _because. we .can-in sparated By m £ ed to make up with papa.” While he _starsed at Summit Fiili; newr the - ol s o Yo’ return #nd Tioney Whils others arg ayifs, the| tnan 1o wiote corenn it wyiance o i Trons T D el | was telling the jury How his mother where Philip Ginter discovered an ‘bank clo at 9 o'clo hat night, | has taken any action recently toward | most’ cruel misunderstanding that any | unable to report its location although foos-mand cried on the night his father was shot, cite coal in 1791, has broken through |were thrown o ully 3,000 | peace. nation has ever had to face—so Wrong it could receive inquiries from other| Damage of $100,000 was caused to|MTs. Mobr burst into tears. B e T Y T e A e e ae mecarte st as Ty | ipe: the furniture store of Howell Brothers Insurance Man Testifies, Coal Navigation cos ny sits.” The crowd was kept in line |Pope sal 3 e 'ws tha arleston d Key We - B ¥ e sank in front of if, deep down into the ) by 25 or 30 policemen, . unless Belgium enjoys all its rights, |very fundamentals of our Iife are not and Key West are sep- |in west New York. Four firemen were e arated by a three day cruise for sub- ! Among the witnesses called by the earth, several. years ago, at a cost of| "Bank officials said they had plenty |including possession of the Congo,|comprehended or understood marines and there are no wireless sta- fim}n dh s ke defense during the day was Willlam more than a million dollars. It is now |of money on hand to meet every de-|Which the Osservatore Romano re- Rulers Brought About the War. tions between with which the K-5 threatening the mammoth vein in the|mand, and when the doors were opened {marks no one has taken from Bel-| 1.0 not public opinion, brought world. Hot take advantase of the law which| MINE WORKERS TO ADMIT Shized. - Submarines on a crulse are never |SOUath in the Weshington park %oo|y,.o" niece of the accused woman, ‘The wall, which was sunk into the|limits demand withdrawals of savings 3 thABk God there i5 %o man in: the| submerged, - particularly ‘in -thme - -of 5.5 opt 0 Ore., the reindeer def said she was present at Mrs. Mohr's ground to a depth of 100 feet, was 15 |accounts to $100, but closed out all ac- GUARDSMEN TO MEMBERSHIP | United States who has the authority | peace because greater speed ana safe- | e eIk home on the two Friday evenings last feet thick, of solid comcrete, and ex-|counts where the full deposit was . Ty .|t bring on war without the consentlty arevattained when:.runntng on the | wr. 1oitieshin Oldah built by | August when, according to Healis, the pérts belicved it would prevent the fire | asked. Members of the clearing house | Resolution Calling for Their Exclusion | Of the nation,” he sald. =~ surface. ~ Vessels the size of the K-5 |, "X o' York Shipbullding Co. re. | murder plans were being discussed and from spreading any farther and event- | committee said the bank was in posi- Defeated in Convention, The task of the United States, he|carry an additional weight of approx- o g Cov.re | that no negroes came fo her aunt on ually expend itself. , The Lehigh Coal | tion to take care of the run, but, if the said, has been to assert the principles|imately -ifty tons when under way.|srned to the company's yards at Cam- |, oo, g enings. and Navigation company officials are|time came when it could noi meet| Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 81.—Those in | T 1% in @ world in Which the princi- | Naval consiructors famillar with the | Soh N " Miss Etta Barney, the landlady at putting forth every effort to prevent | withdrawals, the clearing house had | Control of the national affaire of the |PISS0f law have broken down. 5 K class boats said it was inconceiv- J i Mrs. Mohr's house, also declared that the fire from getting into the vast beds | made every arrangement to pay the re- | United Mine Workers of America, won | ¥ f‘“‘fh “"t s af '{fi ! U'-'*‘“a able that one would sink from the| gpecialists were summoned from | DO Degroes came on these two eve- of anthracite in the vicinity. A large | maiping obligations. another victory in their convention | Of the tert i R ’,h“; surface. : New York yesterday to attend John S, | ninss. Police Inspector Armstrong of force of men are at work drilling holes | It was announced today that per-today when they rallied their forces |y e:, et ll‘;“‘ e o IR wt Engine Trouble Possible. Hyde, president of the Bath Iron |thiS City asserted that “because of her deep into the earth, and into these|sons responsible for the baseless ru-|and defeated a resolution designed to | RO What 'e making us thinl be| It was thought the K-5 might have | works, who is seriously ill at his home | Children” Mrs. Mohr declined to tes- openings water and slush is being|mors concerning the bank’s ‘condition | exclude national guardsmen and mem- ;;‘:p:‘?:dfmfio%‘;‘;z;:?ursu; 5 ;V:m“ Mbelened engine trouble o s’ wire-} ot Baih Mo e | tity against her husband in a crim- poured directly on the subterranean|would be prosecuted under the Penn- |Dbers of state constabularies from the | Z7RPPINT PO (0 DO ¢ less had become deranged. Neither of > fire. Sylvania law which provides maximum | Organization. After the administration 2 L. Kelihan, an insurance man who tes- coluld commuricate. In a clash between a small reindeer | tified Dr. Mohr insured his life with inal assault case. ‘ i these possibilities was viewed as en- 3 las Wardrop, edi f the i “Already this firé has destroyed mil- | penalties of $5,000 fine and five years’ |leaders had defeated the exclusion No Selfish Purposes. , angering - the -vessct Hself: y Agfla‘;""xg;'md P T o {ho|Mohr’s Relatives Appear for Acoused. lions of dollars, while the 60-year fight, imprisonment. Proposition they presented a resolu-| “Is that all we stand for? To keep| The four K boats had just completed | structors at West Point Military | Dr. Mohr's brother, Gustay D. Mohr, to extinguish it has cost enormous e U e BN tion which was adopted without op- |the door shut securely against our en- |an extensive overhauling of their en- Academy that the United Army needs|2and his sister, Mrs. Ella Hogan, both sums. * | DU PONT EXPLOSIONS position, petitioning the American Fed- | emies? What about the great trustee- Neines in the New York Navy yard and | 2,000 aeroplanes. of McEwensville, Pa., appeared as wit- eration of Labor and the various state | gship get up for liberty of natiohal gov- | were believed by officials here to have| nesses for the widow, telling of her DYNAMITE USED TO NOT WORK OF SPIES|federations to secure the enactment of | ernment in the whole western hemi- | been more than equal to the cruise to| A report from Rome says that|love for her husband and her efforts oty legislation that will “prevent military | sphere? We stand pledged to see that|Key West. At no time since the K | American detectives have diseovered|to bring about a reconciliation with RECOVER SOLDIERS’ BODIES| The Company Alleges That All the | forces and privately armed gunmen|poth continents of America are to be | class of boats were commissioned in |one of the men who killed Lieut Pe.|him. In cross examination Gustav Wh sl g IR Fatalities Were Result of Accidents, |from acting as strikebreakers. left free to be used by their people as| 1914 has any of them developed any [trosino of the New York police, in|MoRhr testified that he received a let- o Were Drowned in the Rio Grande s those people choose to use them under | serious engifie trouble. Palermo in 1909. ter from the doctor, saying that Mrs. River Jan. 26, Wilmington, Del., Jan. 31.—The Du|PMYSICAL FiTNESS OF a system of national popular sove- Nistaale Baatier st Eor Dikus Mohr was “no good” and that the T Pont Powder company, -with head- BOSTON SCHOOL CHILDREN. | Feignty absolutely unchallenged as our - The president would be authorized to | children she claimed were not his own. dygr.:;;xw}l‘ne, Tex]., e«i" :L—Uu of quartex:d in :Ms gq‘;{ tme;lnc a ‘ntxte— *|own. o re Nl 2 dSI;bmmne! treq\;lemly ;1‘:-‘@ subui:e‘rg- negotiate with the Carranza govern- Evidence to Conclude Today. e has results in-the recovery | ment today in which the officials de- “At s momen: e Americas are | e in rough weather while cruising, | ment for purchase of Lower California y today of the bodies of three of the four | nied that any of the recent fires and | Standard for Grammar Sohools Adopt- |growing together upon that handsome | particularly at night and in fogs and | by & resoiution. itroduced by Hopre: | Mis, Tos,Said tonight by counsel for soldiers drowned in the Rio Grande |explosions at the various plants, which ed by School Committee. privilege of reciprocal respect and de- |although normally under specific or- | sentative Britton of Illinoie. client would probably be all in by to- Jan. 26 at Progresso, Tex., when Amer- | resulted in many deaths and injuries, TN fense.” ders, their operations in such instances - become more or less independent. In| A bill idi =5 et | DO IR el for. the . twy o 3 il provi or @ tax of 3 fort to rescue two companions. The | fluence over which they could be said | {ee tonight voted as a means of bring- | army and navy and the aviation corps | recerit manoeuvres the vessels Ly . R o I men, beginoput have | per cent. on war munitions, except i ccokbbed ebe Those AL (o DAYE cortei - |ins pupils to a state of physical fitness |and for making munitions and arma- | been scattered for days &t a time be- | those manufactured for the UnIted | ey cain that he homet 1o ey Bens poral Michael Ring and Private Henry| The statement was made by C. B.|lo adopt a standard of athletic per-|ment by the government were outlined. | fore collectiong in unit formations but | States, was introduced in the House | trial on or before Saturday. A. Rhode, Battery B, Fourth Field ar-| Landis, who is authorized to speak for | formances, failure to attain which will|The president spoke for nearly an|on every previous occasion they have | by Representative Flood of Virginia. William H. Lewis, of counsel for the tillery, and Private Charles D. Mflnonithe company and was prompted by | Prevent graduation from the grammar | hour. heen safely assembled. SNl S awia, 5f Sounnel for the Best of the Twelfth cavairy. Friday night's five fires at the plant | SChools. Savats lase §F 11 Trien BEavy, sRow- b ool S s (aoxistant At Examination of the three bodies at|at Carney's Point, N. J., opposite wil- | Children certified by school physi-|cen GOETHALS SAYS MAY HAVE SIGHTED slides in _ southwestern Colorado 15 | negro whom he named had threatened an undertaker's establishment, where | mington. These fires caused the death | ¢ians as incapable of the performance . E istrie - man, they were embalmed last night, reveal- | of four employes, the injury of three | required will be exempt. SLIDES HAVE ENDED. MISSING SUBMARINE. | feared. The entire district is cut off | his life. The , he said, had been from communication, the snow in|summoned as one of the state’s wit- ed no bullet wounds and definitely dis- | others and the destruction of $100,000 | Boys will be expected to show ability 1 30 to 40 feet d ;4 O the Florida’ Coast—Nawi Beat b | ol Lote o 3019 40 oot oen. [ woesesc Bt hud ot héer nned. g”e' of “r“mam that they were|worth of powder and property. to cmn1 or &:;um’. mem;;elve-te byrthe Is to Appear Before Congressional rowned after being shot by Mexicans. The Du Point company brands as|arms nine es; jump four feet four ia- Search for the body . of Serscont|taise the statemients. (hat. amy of the |inches in helght after a run and dash |. f.°'“'“""“ e it o B bt e ennatn! caid” Charles Wil | DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES Owen Clements will continue -tomor- | fires. or explosions followed warning |220 yards in 28 seconds. Girls will be o~ —— ‘Washington, Jan. 31.—A navy de- |iams, full blooded Cherokee Indian, BY MISSISSIPPI FLOOD Tow. notices, which are said to have been m!egt“l’“fl“" throw a basketball, pull | oo york Jan. 81.—Major-General | partment despatch from Charleston to- |and Carlisle graduate, to the Chicago R e POSM'GhP tl.retu hu‘.::td.tsn::emnear tlhye ‘weights ang toirun. George W. Goethals, governor of the | night said that a.steamer had report- | police as he asked them to get him a| Two Thousand Refugees Cared for in PORTLAND, ME, SCHOONER Vards, a few miles from Wilmingion. | OVER-EXERTED HIMS Tenenatmay s Serivan o0y ol e ete [T T S A, WY ABANDONED IN SOUTH ATLANTIC | All the fatalities were from accidents. 5 ol the steamahip Chlamares; on his wax|missing sutmarine -6 off the Florida |° | L'/ o0 g Svil s on: the B A 9 the company alleges, it being add ed | REPLYING TO CONGRATULATIONS | to Washi(nnit!mzo to ;ztl:pe:r betorel the co'fité depurtme‘ntldespfl.tch SR e O”r; hou::.;!; oym P ‘; dhfl: Hdlckman, Ky., Jab:._ 31.—Twofun:u- —_—— congressio mmittee on canal ap- » s rsons were M) cared r Crew of Fourtsen Men of the Baker|that the Du Pont secret service is in-| o .10e B, Angell, 87, in a Seriously | Progriations. Gen. Goethals said —he| “The following despatch has been re- | posed of his interest in that property | 3nd, Persons were being cared for to- Palmer Brought to B i Ptiating the ftes fof Mpshow such it ived from Jupiter Inlet, Fla.: .| today. The sale was subject to exist- ught to Buenos Aires. | p jitioe can be avoided. This inquiry Weakened Condition, was unable to fix and definite date as | cel P A o8] 'OF whteh 1§ ith the | Jished when the West Hickman levee 1—Cal S 18 not being conducted in the thought —_— . to when the canal would be opened, but | - “Steamer D. A. Canfleld ~ reports |ing leases, all of which expire wi © | broke today under the pressure of the pooston, Jan. 31, —Cable advices from | ;1% ye fires were the work of spies| Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. 31.—Dr,|Was confident that there would be no|what appeared to be lh;lsntl‘:vmllfln&fi present season. Mississippi river flood and drove res- Shingomere agcaz, Spuounced the| o wnjone aniagonistic o the com | James 5. Angell president smeritds of | moTe sides U S st 8s 5 m Sanunsy 6 twelve milet| 11 patus of The mational guard tn |ldSniE” Of hat section v . e Univers ., d 'Y I pare Baker Paimer of Portiand, Me., and the pany [to his home and is reported to be in|Of Gold Hill” saidw Gen. Goethals, | Captain omt officials sald that it is | worked out e e e e rogeus faf e orey o 16 e hy el pn SUTE et HERRING a seriously weakened condition as the | ‘and are attacking the slide from the | Department offic 0 B e o lscussed. in detail by witnesses | lowlands on the Missouri side of the ip ine of this port. result of over-exertion in attempting | this direction, twhich enables us to di- the K-5 prooceeding on her natu “flebef Tt AdEata. il ki river, also were admitted to the cam; Particulars of the disaster were not SEASON IN MANY YEARS |to personally reply to several hundreq | Vert the slide from the main canal. We | course for Key West, her position at | yesterday Do and appeals have been sent to Wash- given in the despatch, but was xSy congratulatory letters received op his | &fe removing about a milllon cubic|5.30 p. ;. would have been virtually | military committees. ingion auiing that ilie-feSecal povern- known that the schooner sailed from Gloucester Vessels Returning from | 87th birthday, January 7. yards a month, and it is estimated that | that reported by Captain Fe_nn- Nl o Jow a3 ¥ ment take charge of the situation. Norlldk for Bumm on December Banks with Full Fares, on his correspondence proved too se- |there is between. 750,000 and 800,000 v ordered to ask the Turkish govern- - 5 Tt ool g — vere a strain on his falling sight, and | Cubic_yards remaining in the slide. |CONDEMNS SUNDAY Taent for permission for Jewish char- | MEXICAN CENTRAL TRAIN P mmanted iy (Gt Pt "Curling, N, F., Jan. 31—The last|the aged educator js now said fo be| ‘I do mot know what the geological LABOR ON MUNITIONS. | ftable institutions in this country to e "bakier Palmer was one of the| yesssls Of.ihe Alnericsn herring’ fleet | unable to use his eyes. His piysicians, | exporis sent thete by the eovernment e e o inipioad of Whols” wheat, 15 ATTACKED BY BANDITS.. 16 - " e 2 Ve § P famous Palmer flest of five-masted m"é’f&fl_fi:fi';& K Ry ALt [Bna thit N eor m‘mfiofi‘:: Wil not be ‘any more siides in the|Rev+ M. D. Kneeland, Secretary Lord’s | starving Jews in Syria. Only Fatality Reported is That of ners, and.with others was. s ithis time. canal. Day League. 5 years to J. S. Winsl in ears. Nearly every schooner k2 & ngo il B ow & | O e e Telanda. with- full car- S Brig.-Gen. 'Clarence = R. Edwards, Steamer D. A. Canfield. “Anyone can a job in America i S anding the military force on the hen e sunpri 7 e 5 Jan. 81—A Mexican She was built at Waldoboro, Me., in | 895. The last to away were thf FINNS FLEEING FROM :g’::”-n g B fon City hospital, died 3k P rehaiiec tanato of SN awd e TG e iR e el SERVICE IN RUSSIAN ARMY |and both he and Gen. Goethals stout- Rowe, who was a native Which Juarez yea- y ral secretary | a graduate of Dartmouth college and but were obliged to back 1y denied that any friction, or serious | Martin D, Kneeland, gene: y ? ot Wfiw‘mr because. of | Several !-lundr;d Arrived in New York | differences of an official hature, ex-|of the Lord’s Day league of New m{. the Harvard Medical school, m in al port today. - To Exuums:om_r G 1 S : wethem. < &N "hpen citisens senerally 1o the| Charles B.. Munday, FOR IDENTIFICATION | gigucogier it & fme dciear | New Yorkc Jan. $1—Several hundrea | SRS Riuine: work on Sum £ 0t the detunt 8aid to Be That of Géneral Benjamin aroor Sian Army, arrived hers today In fhe ! e HAva i fhe week ot theP nienced to Argamed i t of the Danish steamer : Torreon, Mexico, Jan. 1. Vb ; §. Oy eom W‘:‘?%m~ Fhory R S . eapscially in- Connec and gm‘;‘:‘m AL T B ' i sk Al ‘Al first